‘Forcing the hand’: Gavin Newsom leans into legislative agenda as first terms nears end ...Middle East

In his first three years as governor, Newsom mostly acted through executive orders or the state budget. This year, he's pushing more legislation as he builds his resume for reelection and, possibly, higher office. Key bills focus on climate change and homelessness.

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